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Maybe for edits? Transparent backgrounds allow putting the image on top of another without completely covering it, e.g. the image attached.

About the edit at the bottom, unsure what you tried, but on Lemmy instances when creating posts, I'd presume you'd need to add the link in the URL field, and the image in the Image field.

Unsure how popular it is in Norway - I'm in another continent and yet to visit there so can't verify easily.

But about what you'd be missing, from the little I could gather, maybe half the main series, and all the Christimas comics which apparently still release yearly to this day.

Finding the original ~~translation~~ version* is pretty hard. Been looking for over a year now, but I fear it'd be easier to book a flight to Oslo or Bergen and look at book shops there.

(*put "translation" by brain fart)

Found a few candidate tools though can test neither now, mutool (part of the mupdf tools), PDFtk, qpdf, pdf2txt (name sounds familiar though it might be memory playing tricks).

If any of those could be found as a single portable exe around 2020, chances are it is the tool I used for it.

Iirc, tested it out quite a few years ago, and I had to use a software that would both decompile and recompile the PDF, and while it was decompiled, I had to remove the repeating pattern I didn't want with something like Notepad++. File got recompiled a bit over 50% bigger iirc, maybe different compression methods, but the pages themselves didn't seem affected.

Sadly can't remember the name of the program I used for compiling and recompiling, only that it'd do both and that I looked for how to remove watermarks from PDFs. Also the program was certainly offline.

That's something that's been bothering me on the microblogging side of Mbin too, how replies to posts are presented. There, all replies appear on the feed, and they're also on a parallel code block to the post, so even browser scripts or filters have trouble picking them.

Your comment gives me some ideas, so will be poking on the Mbin issues tracker later. Thanks! ^_^

Mind sharing a link to the tool? Checked the post on the original url and it doesn't seem to be there either so guessing it was forgotten.

Old post, but in case it's useful in the future, also a third option is to follow someone whose instance has communities and boosts at the same time, and follow him/her. Whenever the post is boosted, it gets propagated to the Mastodon instance of the follower.

Mbin does this, PieFed early on said they wanted to implement a similar hybrid system as Kbin/Mbin but dunno how it's going, and with how overarching Misskey seems to be for text/image posts, I wouldn't be surprised if one there could follow communities too.

On the sorting logic, not the code itself, maybe calculate differently for each range of total votes?

For example, let's say there are 5 communities with up to 100 total votes, 5 with 1000 and 5 with 10000. You could, for the first, divide the percentage by some constant like let's say 10, the middle one you'd do nothing, and the third one you'd multiply the percentage by the same constant as the first. The resulting number (no longer a percentage) could indicate the engagement.

Microsoft talking about cybersecurity feels like a demon talking about doing charity.

Some times it isn't about the destination, but about the journey itself.